a specter is haunting world politics at the specter of reanimated corpses coming to feast on people's flesh. today the scholarly response by international relations theory has been only skin deep. i have tried to take a much deeper cut at this looming problem. as the preceding page should mcclure international relations theory offers some interesting and very predictions and recommendations about how governments, international institutions, domestic interest, bureaucracies and individuals respond to the transnational threat posed by the living dead. a quick review shows condoleezza across different theoretical paradigm. for example, most of these approaches would predict the living dead would have an unequal effect on different national governments. powerful states would be more likely to withstand an army of flesh eating ghouls. uighur ended up in countries would be more volatile to a zombie infestation. whether due to real dissenters, waning public support. quite frankly, or the fallibility of individual decision-makers, international individual likely be imperfect. complete eradica

there will be a legislative push for specter and inventory again. i will see how that goes, but in the meantime, we will use all of our resources to do it. it is not an easy task. it is time consuming, it takes resources including our ever- shrinking budget. we should be doing really, a credible sample. particularly in the markets where there is a spectrum crunch. >> i want to go back to something you said earlier. you regret that at times the fcc has become the federal merger commission. how do you avoid becoming that merger commission and having to set conditions on every deal that comes before you? >> it is very difficult. the private sector drives a lot of this and the private sector modus operandi has changed in telecommunications. we have gone through an enormous concentration in recent years. much sought after but seldom eat achieved economies and efficiencies are though -- seldom achieved economies and efficiencies are the wave of the future. the commission has, or should have, i can have an approach that it takes towards mergers. the govern

russian capital this is r t the week's top stories now valerie's comes face to face with the modern specter of terrorism for the first time five people have already been arrested following the metric that killed thirteen and we did over two hundred. fifteen continues between pro and anti-government forces in libya amid reports of more nato airstrikes for the announcers involvement could do more harm than good for the experts says poisoning the ground them with radioactive ammunition. europe struggles to deal with the reality of multiculturalism it's really straining its borders to accept a rising wave of immigration and muslims in france are outraged that the ban of the burka. on next here on pakistan's prime minister talks to us where he explains the war on terror is impossible to win until his country is seen as part of the international solution and not as an enemy that special interview next. parties joined by pakistani prime minister yousaf raza gilani thank you very much for s.n.c. for being with us. for years terrorism has been the major challenge for your country more than thirty fi

comes face to face with the model specter of terrorism for the first time five people already been arrested following the metro blast that killed thirteen and wounded over two hundred. continues between pro and anti-government forces in libya amid reports of more nato airstrikes on the launchers involvement could do more harm than good as experts say it's poisoning the ground under with radioactivity mission. europe struggles to deal with the reality of multiculturalism it's at least draining its borders to accept a rising wave of immigration and muslims in from celebrates the fun of the burka and. also reporting that the man behind an internet mouthpiece for russia's most wanted terrorist goes on trial in finland and he seems to be extremist website or ignored it follows the the fucking and question of a priest to criticize the same site for terror propaganda. leading russian expert on international crime gives us his view on the underlying nature of terrorism. and most notorious for it is that in our interview next. i think i'm a very simple enough thank you for being with us today once a

twenty four hours a day the week's top stories now for you the roots comes face to face with a modern specter of terrorism for the first time people have already been arrested following the metro blast that killed thirteen over two hundred. continues between pro and anti government forces in libya amid reports of more nato air strikes but the allowances involvement could do more harm than good as experts say it's poisoning the ground them with radioactive ammunition. europe struggles to deal with the reality of multiculturalism straining its borders to accept a rising wave of immigration and muslims in fronts around race to the patent of the book. be back with another update for you more news for you in less than an hour from now in the meantime a leading russian expert on international crime gives us his view on the underlying nature of terrorism its sources and most the tories fagan's that interview coming your way next. i think another is a fine of thank you for being with us today once again rumors about the death of russia's most wanted and flying around do you believe that doc omar of h

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experts warn that the situation in libya is at a stalemate, raising the specter of a long and costly civil war. >> we are clearly in a situation where the gaddafi forces are more o o less in equilibrium wih the rebel forces. >> nato is now discussing plans to supply the rebels with guns and heavy weapons. that would remove any doubt that the alliance is on the rebels' side. chief of staff man furred longer told us that troops are being ruled out for now. -- chief of staff medforanford e told us that ground troops are being ruled out for the now. >> we will find a solution that will ovoid the deployment of ground forces. >> despite that optimism, planning has begun, adjusting case troops are sent in to protect civilian aid convoys. it is a clear sign that nato is frustrated with the libyan mission so far. >> we must maintain and intensify our efforts in it appeared that is why the united kingdom has, in the last week, supplied additional aircraft capable of striking ground targets. of course, it will be welcome in other countries do the same. there is always more to do. >> tensions wi

comes face to face with the mobile specter of terrorism for the first time five people have already been arrested. last week killed thirteen and wounded over two hundred. years fighting continues between pro and anti-government forces in libya amid reports of more nato air strikes but the united states' involvement could do more harm than good experts say it's poisoning the ground with radioactive ammunition. struggles to deal with the reality of multiculturalism it's really straining its borders to accept a rising wave of immigration and muslims in france are outraged of the book. in less than thirty minutes from now in the meantime it's time for adventure and a bit of a splash in the caucasus mountains with team of explorers it's a special report for you next. sunlight cannot reach the depths of this gorge the torrents of water gushing through it crushed up against the treacherous rocks this is where the belisle river as a tips narrowest locals colas place gourds. this a chameleon's it is by law a river to the wind its way through the great caucasus mountain range the end result is mad

now that federal specters need to go back, look at the book and that's what the issue that emergency mandate today. to make sure all planes are looked at for this problem specifically. >>pam: thank you kate. new details this evening in the attack on a giants fan and los angeles. tonight we're learning more about the victim's condition. kron 4 is here and he has the latest. >>reporter: doctors say brian stowe, shows signs of brain damage and remains in a coma in critical condition. it take a look at this video, you can see his doctor said the entire left school of the victim had to be removed to relieve pressure off of the brain. his doctor said it's going to be a long recovery process for brian and he may never be able to breathe on his own again. the victim's cousin was emotional when he spoke to the media in l.a. today. his said his wife had been in touch was still before the game. >> my wife received a text message from brian during the game, where he basically said he was scared inside the stadium. normally doesn't use a term like that loosely. brian was a wonderful father and gr

international news like this is not see the week's top stories now the race comes face to face with the specter of terrorism for the first time people have already been arrested following the metro blast that killed thirteen and we did over two hundred. fifty fighting continues between pro and anti-government forces in libya amid reports of more nato air strikes the announcers involvement could do more harm than good but say it's poisoning the ground with radioactive i mean. europe struggles to deal with the reality of multiculturalism it's really straining its borders to accept a rising wave of immigration and muslims in france are outraged at the plan of the book. thomas we view as the news continues on this and thirty minutes from now here nancy next we look at what might trigger a new star wars space race and what the consequences could be that's our special report for you next forty. please come. from hum. hum hum hum uglies. tough. russia look we want the us a little bit the world's first earth have a lot what if one. of. the cold war launched the space race that would capture our imagina

the specter streets we are talking about will have a major storm water function to restore the watershed that formally linked to like -- to lake merced. we are currently sending all the storm water to the sewage treatment plant. the new system of other infrastructure would provide a major improvement to the water flow in the district and relieve a lot of the pressure on the sewage treatment plant, as well as hopefully address some of the ecological issues. the project would also be investing in new distribution piping for future hooking up to the recycle water system, which the puc is planning so that in the future a lot of water needs would not be met through hetch hetcyhy, but through recycled water. there is a commitment to provide -- to construct at least 10% of the demand in renewable facilities either on site or off site, build new generation facilities, and to exceed title 24 standards by at least 10% to 15%. a couple words about how all of this is implemented. in terms of the land use, the detailed land use controls, this is all being implemented through the planning code, throug

and specter, thank you for your work on this. i appreciate your working through the delay in working closely with cvs in this matter. i probably will be voting against this item. i understand the conditions we are placing on the business, and there is support from the neighborhood, but that is probably also may be for cvs or a pharmacy being at the site, not necessarily that it has to have a liquor license or not. but i think the state needs to have a more global approach about how we will be citing liquor licenses in pharmacy chains around the city, so i, you

settle this is how the kids remember the dead friends and specter tony chaplin and then bro brief from the special gate against youth gangs tell us about. these guys get caught up in things that they don't know why they're doing it they just remember the last shooting that they need to have been for the last killing that they need to send a message about. all right. so falls i mean a lot of good close to just literally being held hostage or you know i mean. they later lies but everybody knows the time to go and. according to the inspectors the presence of gangs here is evident they inspect an empty house in west point which according to what they've heard has become a new meeting place. is almost like rain again newspaper yeah who their enemies are yeah. rock big block and kirkwood. course you that is this we're on earlier then being you have the allies you have the home game you're west madhu's turf this this actually is then you have sonny deal. was a group where on the other side of the city who west mob is clicked out with or ally with. the officers comb the neighborhood street by

we always have the specter or the factor that if we don't come to an agreement with the union that a third party will decide that dispute. we've had during the negotiations when they open up and fill, i've had numerous experiences in our current jobs and previous jobs for the city, opening those contracts up, going through, creating opening proposals, exchanging proposals, trying to reach agreement, in good years, within the small amounts that the great wagners allow us to spend when we have money and in the bad years, we've gotten millions and millions of dollars back from labor. in the 2009, labor gave back 2% in wages and in the last year, they agreed to a nearly 5% give back each year for two years. that contract was a give-back of $230 million to the city. we've worked in large part very well with labor as we've gone through these crises. they also gave back in the 2003 era for about 7.5% for two years. so we're proud of our work in that. but we've got a long way to go. in addition to the reforms that we're working on under the auspices of mayor lee, we have contracts, we have 2

we're going to see circle this is how the kids remember the dead friends and specters on each other and then bro bring from the special brigade against ugandans tell us about. these guys get caught up in things that they don't know why they're doing it they just remember the last shooting that they need for adventure the last killing that they need to send a message about. right. so they go for walks i mean a lot of go folks that are just literally being held hostage and they're you know i mean. they later lies but everybody knows the time to come. according to the inspectors the presence of gangs here is evident they inspect an empty house and west point which according to what they've heard has become a new meeting place. is almost like rain again newspaper yeah have who their enemies are yet. to rock big block and kirkwood. coarsely that assess we're on earlier then the have the allies you have the home game here west nile whose turf this this actually is then you have sonny bill. who's a group where on the other side of the city who where some obvious click dealt with or ally with.

comes face to face with the specter of terrorism for the first time five people have already been arrested. that killed thirteen and wounded over two hundred. continues between pro and forces in libya amid reports of more nato airstrikes involvement could do more harm than good and the experts say it's. radioactive ammunition. europe struggles to deal with the reality of multiculturalism. the rising wave of immigration and muslims and so outraged at the end of the book. with more on these stories in less than thirty minutes from now in the meantime a fascinating life and a mysterious death special report on yuri gagarin the two flights is coming up next . march twenty seventh one thousand nine hundred sixty. the drone of aircraft in the skies over moscow region. rescuers look for a training jet didn't disappeared from radar screens. as soon as they spotted the crash site it was clear nobody could have survived. the aircraft was piloted by flight instructor vladimir city ogun and you really got it defers to her man in space. seven years prior warning people twelve thousand nine hundred sixt

and specter, thank you for your work on this. i appreciate your working through the delay in working closely with cvs in this matter. i probably will be voting against this item. i understand the conditions we are placing on the business, and there is support from the neighborhood, but that is probably also may be for cvs or a pharmacy being at the site, not necessarily that it has to have a liquor license or not. but i think the state needs to have a more global approach about how we will be citing liquor licenses in pharmacy chains around the city, so i, you know, will be voting against this. could we have a roll call vote, madam clerk? >> on the motion to recommend this liquor license for approval with conditions, supervisor mar? mar aye. elsbernd aye. avalos no. mr. chairman, there are two ayes and one no. supervisor avalos: 90. the item passes. it will go before the full board with recommendation. >> item two, resolution authorizing adoption of the mental health services at fiscal year 2011-2012 plan update for community ser

running its course because first you have current account in the first one and then reason for growth specter influencing the ruble will diminish and second we still have can't sell out flows. in a little bit by bit close like this is a structural same right for now and. might continue going forward. the cost of protecting russian bonds against nonpayment has tumbled to its lowest since two thousand and eight as. the country's foreign currency reserves credit default swaps to russia hit around one hundred twenty basis points the five year contracts are priced at a lower rate than those for spain and italy russia's international reserves have jumped to more than five hundred billion dollars the highest since before the credit crisis. what prizes have extended their rally with ongoing unrest in the middle east and africa it would mean dollars also contributing to the growth. is a new highs above one hundred eleven dollars per barrel brant land is trading have more than one hundred twenty three dollars reports say and oil field in libya has been damaged fueling concerns the civil war may destroy

by the roots comes face to face with the modern specter of terrorism for the first time five people have already been arrested following the métro blast that killed thirteen and we did over two hundred. more harm than good libya's rebels could be in as much danger as colonel gadhafi from nato bombs experts say the alliance is poisoning the ground and with radioactive and emission. the man behind an internet mouthpiece for russia's most wanted terrorist goes on trial in finland these links to the extremist web sites of power ignored. it's fifty years this week since man stepped into space yuri gagarin's momentous flight is celebrated both on earth and in orbit. a look back at the past week's top stories and the latest developments this is r.t. within twenty four hours a day this past monday a terror attack on a metro station in the belorussian capital minsk left thirteen people dead over two hundred were injured in the blast that took place during the evening rush hour two days after the bombing president look at shoka said authorities had detained five people in connection with the attac

. >> reporter: 1964's "failsafe" raised the chilling specter of how a malfunction could lead to nuclearnihilation. and in 1976, "network" -- >> next tuesday, i'm going to shoot myself. >> reporter: a satirical look at the tv news business won him a golden globe and gave americans a new phrase. >> i'm as mad as hell and i'm not going to take this anymore. >> reporter: and a new event. they weren't all hits. "the wiz," his 1978 adaption of "the wizard of oz" was widely panned. in his life time, lumet received five oscar nominations, including a nod for 1982's "the verdict" with paul newman. >> i said to hell with it. to hell with it. >> reporter: he was awarded an honorary oscar in 2005. >> artistically, he never seemed to age. he always had a new idea or a new property or new project he wanted to make. that's a wonderful way to be in your 80s. >> reporter: sidney lumet was 86 years old. >>> still to come here on "nbc nightly news," protector puppies and the boot camp that trains them. tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually eas

lot of reporting over the years on sarah palin in fact you broke some of the sarah palin stories specter in the election and i'm curious when she went to madison wisconsin last week and she was shouted down bowed down the media didn't portray it that way because they just took it to the tight audie offer a mike but there was a couple thousand protesters a few hundred tea partiers. is she back to licking her wounds and have you heard any kind of feedback on how that was and and how much that it cost to get her to go all the way to wisconsin. well it's far as we can tell she was paid about the same amount as at least two teachers for your salaries to go and say teachers make too much money. new poll came out that said today that alaskans over sixty percent disapprove of sarah palin you have to realize at one point when she was here she was at eighty five plus percent approval ratings at the time that she was at that approval rating her husband had a union job and she was writing in project labor agreements and to really large projects here in the state of alaska so sarah was always pro-uni

roof's may see more of this right best to get a journalist in our life for us from london facts for specter. stay with us here on our t.v. lots more headed your way this hour including japan on high alert the country's raise the severity rating of its nuclear crisis to the highest level putting the emergency is on par with a sure noble disaster. but first military experts are accusing coalition forces in libya using depleted uranium in their airstrike i mean nation the deadly substance can cause cancer and physical mutations and those who come in close contact with it claims are surfacing as the ongoing nato led campaign is being staffed with no clear end in sight or he's got a cheeky out investigates just a warning some viewers may find the images in this report disturbing. these leave young men cheer on top of the tank hit by coalition forces unaware of the silent killer they could be breathing in as they celebrate though the western coalition denies using depleted uranium in bombings in the country others say there is a good chance weapons with the highly poisonous radioactive element ha

raise the severity of its nuclear crisis to level seven on par with each other noble disaster the specter of lethal fallout from the fukushima nuclear reactor has rightly captured rebels attention but there could also be an unreported disaster unfolding in north africa as fresh fighting rocked libya today where hostilities continue there are mountain questions as to whether the west is again using depleted uranium weapons in its aerial assault artie's they can has the story even. these leave young men cheer on top of a tank hit by coalition forces unaware of the silent killer they could be breathing in as they celebrate though the western coalition denies using depleted uranium in bombings in the country others say there is a good chance weapons with the highly poisonous radioactive element have been used that kind of damage. is a really good chance that with the new round i'm about ninety percent sure that was a deal. that's reduced to anybody who's on it is going to. expose or who or what will the wind blowing. that means the particles are in the air. he all these people and scores were